The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-11-19
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The High street depot was opened TO the
public last Monday.
Mr.. Henry Boland is visiting friends in
Minneapolis.
Messiah Guild cleared about 1926 in
the recent sale at the new rectory.
The olneyville Cadets will hold an
important business meeting Sunday next
Mr.. Byron d. Remington has returned
from an extended visit TO New York
State.
Tuesday and Wednesday the Square
looked as muddy as though it never was
paved.
A new literary society ofyoung men has
been formed here, with headquarters IN
Stokes new block.
A prize fight in the immediate vicinity
Of the Square was reported early We'd
nesday morning.
Edward Moredock, formerly employed
at C. T. Hohler's in now with Aldrich
& Adams.
The Thornton foot pail eleven will go to
River Point this Saturday afternoon to
play game with the local club.
c. A. Potter, advance agent for Fore
paugh's circus, has been visiting this
week at Town Sergeant Carrolrs.
Mr. +. A Swettenham, of Hartford
Conn. was in town the past week visiting
his mother who is in feeble health.
Mr.. Charles Thompson, of Manton ave
nue., will begin business course of study
at Bryant & Stra,ton's College next Mon
day.
Mrs. Giles Miller of Killingly. Conn.,.
has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Shippee of this place for several
days past.
The Union Dramatic Club offer attrac-
tions at Ir, MS Hall next Thursday
afternoon and evening that should be
well patronized.
Officers Rowe and Cook arrested three
men at the corner Of Meiser and High
streets Monday afternoon who were in
paralyzed condition.
Mr.. David Hill, of Hannah street, is
feeling jubilent just at present. Cause
a bouncing baby boy. Mother and child
are getting along nicely.
A delegation Of the Rough and Ready
Fire Co., attended the fair held by the
Narragansctt Fire Company of Riverside
last Saturday evening.
Thieves broke into Dean & Mitchell's
store Monday night and stole five pairs of
pants. Entrance was effected through
window on Stokes street.
Mr.. Harry winsor, of this villige, has
returned from Canada where he has been
for several weeks past engaged in the
purchase of horses for the local market.
On the morning of Thanksgiving Day
the Providence foot ball eleven will try
conclusions with this River Points ON the
Eagle street grounds.
A squad from the Olneyville Cadets
will give the silent drill at the opera of
"Pinafore" which will be presented in
Irons Hall Thanksgiving evening.
The snow furry of week ago Friday
caused the owners TO look up their sleighs
and since then the blacksmiths and
carriage painters have been kept busy.
A Young Woman's Literary Circle has
been added 10 the numerous list of Olney-
Vile organizations. The new society will
endeavor to obtain rooms in Stokes new
block.
The Rough and Ready Fire Company
have accepted an invitation from the
Watchsmoket Fire Company of East Prov
idence to attend their fair next Tuesday
evening.
Whether Fielden, the anarchist, ever
resided in olneyville is question that
must go down to posterity as unsatisfac-
torily unsettled az the great conundrum
"who struck Billy Patterson
Mr.. William O'Brien of this place and
for several years past first lieutenant of
the Emmett Cadets Of Providence. was
promoted to the captaincy Of the above
organization at recent meeting.
Have you registered yet for 1881 II
not 30 do so at once, for next year is
Presidential year when matters Of local
and state interest will also have TO be
voted upon. Do not delay in registering.
Rev. Farrell O'Rielly for the past eight
years pastor Of the Church Of the Sacred
Heart, East Providence has been appoint
ed by Bishop Harkins to the vacant pull
pit Of ST. Theresa's church, Manton ave-
nue..
The Mozart Choral society held meet
ing in the Guild room Of the Church Of
the Messiah last Tuesday evening. Mr..
John Z. BolAn was elected musical di-
rector and Mrssrs. James Foster and Ed
ward A. Singleton Accompanies.
DR.. f. 3. Eddy was thrown from his
carriage on Broadway last Monday even
ing and his right arm broken. The cause
Of the accident was a pile Of stones left in
the street without lantern 10 warn pass
ing vehicles. The horse ran TO Water